In the annual budget in February, India revised lower its fiscal deficit target for the current financial year to 4.8% of GDP ...

It would take more than $7 trillion of ten-year savings to stabilize debt at the size of the economy by Fiscal Year (FY) 2034.

The U.S. budget deficit surged past the $1 trillion mark in February, less than six months into fiscal year 2025. According ...

India's fiscal deficit for April-February was 13.47 trillion rupees ($157.62 billion), or 85.8% of the estimate for the ...

India's fiscal deficit touched 85.8% of the full-year target by February 2025, as per the Controller General of Accounts data ...

Former Finance Minister and Congress Leader P. Chidambaram has raised concerns over the government's handling of fiscal ...

Centre's fiscal deficit stands at 85.8% of the annual target in April-February FY25, with capital expenditure growth under 1% ...

Total expenditure incurred by the Government of India in the first 11 months of the current financial year stood at Rs 38.93 ...

Delhi's fiscal deficit rises sharply in BJP's first budget, but debt to GSDP ratio remains low, indicating financial health.

February, or 85.8% of the FY25 target. Capital expenditure lags, with the Centre needing to spend ₹2.1 lakh crore in March.